A year has come and gone. Windows 10 is one year old. To celebrate, Microsoft has ceased the free program and released a comprehensive update that (possibly) adds features to your existing installation. Just like any update, it involves a multi-gigabyte download followed by a verification followed by at least three restarts. When you login again, your computer welcomes you (again) and is happy you’re here.
My computer welcomed me with a constant BSOD that was caused by my ASUS motherboard’s USB 3.1 controller. A Google search found the solution. Hopefully your update experience will be flawless. Thanks Microsoft.
I remember that USB controller giving you problems when you upgraded the first time? Sounds like an Asus engineering problem. Thanks Obama.